Ulster Gazette

Armagh, Armagh, Northern IrelandEnglish

Established in 1844, this long-running publication serves as a primary source of news, sports, and community updates for the city of Armagh and the surrounding County Armagh region. It is recognized as a staple of local journalism in Northern Ireland, providing comprehensive coverage of civic affairs and regional interests to its dedicated readership.

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MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN NORTHERN IRELAND

Publishing history across the six counties stretches back centuries, characterized by strong community ties and distinct editorial traditions. Three major Belfast-based dailies dominate circulation. The News Letter, founded in 1737, is recognized as one of the oldest continuously published English-language daily titles globally and maintains a unionist perspective. The Irish News, established in 1891, operates as the primary independent daily for the nationalist community, while the Mediahuis-owned Belfast Telegraph serves as a widely read mid-market title. Beyond these prominent dailies, a robust provincial press serves regional towns alongside specialized Irish-language publications. Paperboy indexes 37 Ulster newspapers — browse the full directory below.